Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-09

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POTTER &c HAINES-
sLoCALsAND GENERAL NEWS.
Stationery, blank books, etc.,sat Max
Fishel's.
The Catholic fair will commence to-
morrow
Finest apples in the market at Arnold
& Meyers.
Keep your face clean by shaving with
Aldrich.
Try that excellent select beer, kept
only by Fritz Ammon.
Fine, fresh confectioneries and home
made candies at Max Fishels.-
Read H. Stein & Co.'S card in another
column, the popular druggists.
The ADVERTISER does all kinds OF
commercial printing on short notice.
The fremen's ball on the 24th will be
a pleasant social event, and you should
take it in.
Dr. w. g. Smith has removed his
sidenee to his office on First street,
south of First National bank.
Deacon Dickinson passed through
town Saturday with large elk on his
wagon. He took it to Rapid.
The TOWNSHIP has not been plated at
Whitewood, nor have any building been
commenced as yet at that point.
For anything in the grocery and pro-
vision line call on that old reliable and
progress firm Of Arnold & Meyer.
Mrs. Porter is having big run at the
Palace restaurant near the depot. She
sets IS good table as can be found in
town.
The largest stock Of confectionery,
cigars and tobacco at Andrews, whole
sale establishment. Fresh oysters al
ways in stock, by the can or case.
Dr. Smith has completed the rebuild
ing of his office far enough to occupy. it
as aresidence. He will have conven-
lent dwelling and office, when through
remodeling the original building.
Milwaukee key beer only Cents per
,r1occ NJ E'r;f1 A
Messrs. Merrill and Partlow did not
meet with any success on their hunting
expedition to the Little Missouri. The
Indians were thick in the country and
had scared the game away or killed it.
A carload of fresh groceries was re-
ceived yesterday by Arnold & Meyer.
Mr.. Keffeler has opened his store, and
has "a fine and well-selected stock of dry
goods and notions. He is located one
door west of Star, Bullock & Eccies', and
he issues special invitation through the
advertising columns of the ADVERTISER
for the public to give him call.
Choice winter apples by the barrel at
Arnold & Meyers.
When the contribution box was circr-
lated at one of the churches Sunday
night, a member of the audience was
overheard saying that he had bet too
heavy that morning at the race on the
losing horse to have anything left to
drop into the box.
"Fancy drink" wall cards of all kinds
in stock at the ADVERTISER office.
The TT. Meade variety combination
postponed their entertainment until the
18th. The troupe is composed of pro-
fessionals, and no doubt good per-
Torrance will be given. The manage
ment will leave nothing undone to make
the show success
Those fresh uncanvassed hams at Ar
mold & Meyers are the best in the mar
ket. Trysthem and grow fat,and happy.
Mrs. Bestie just received yesterday
a large invoice of late styles of hats,
fancy feathers, trimmings, etc., direct
from the east, and is selling these goods
at extremely low prices. Everything in
her line is sfirst-class and of the latest
style. Mrs. Bestie also gives special at
tention to dressmaking, and cutting and
fitting. Satisfaction warranted.
Arnold & Meyer received yesterday a
load of Minneapolis -four. One brand is
known as the Homestake, which is war
ranted to be first class.
The Commercial was opened Satur-
day, and although the building is moi
near completed every thing started Out
quite favorably. The Sunday dinner
was excellent equal to any thing of the
kind ever spread in the Hills. Mr.. and
Mrs. Farley are both deservedly popu-
lar with the people, and the manner in
which they begin with the Commercial
assures them success Ia the hotel bust.
ness.
Milwaukee keg beer only 5 Cents pei
glass at Fritz Anmon's.
Mr.. Francis has the new barn com
pleted for Mr.. Manning, who will per
haps take possession next week. The
barn is the largest, best finished and The
most substantial building of the kind ii
the Hills. There is large corral in real
Of the barn, and good walk is laid from
the rear end Of the lots along the cas-
side OF the barn and around in front o
four lots on Main street. Mr.. Francis i